Of all of the events you attend and plan throughout your lifetime, there is probably none more important than your wedding day.

One of the most iconic beacons of not only London’s artist institutions, but of the whole of Western Europe, The National Gallery epitomises the term ‘once in a lifetime wedding venue’.

Chesford Grange is a fantastic four star hotel, set in the heart of Warwickshire, surrounded by 17 acres of beautiful grounds, set on the edge of the River Avon and is the perfect blend of contemporary sophistication and traditional elegance dating back to 1902.

If you’re looking for a private wedding venue steeped in history in Kent, look no further than High Elms Golf Course. Our multi-purpose function suite and focus on quality service and presentation makes us the perfect choice for your special day.

Congratulations on your engagement, and thank you for considering Rothley Court Hotel for the venue for your wedding day! Featuring gorgeous traditional oak panelling throughout and stained glass windows throughout, this 16thcentury manor house hotel is elegantly English.

Congratulations on your engagement from the team at Victoria Warehouse. We’d love to help you start planning an unforgettable celebration.

Offering unrivalled views over the Forth and its iconic bridges, it’s hard to imagine a more stunning setting for your special day.

York House Hotel is a Grade II listed building and holds many of the original features character it had when it was built in the late 1770s. The spacious function room echoes the 18th Century Georgian style that York House has carried throughout the centuries.

The Italian Villa is a one-of-a-kind luxury venue in Poole, Dorset. Set over three floors, the elegant building is nestled amongst 10 acres of beautifully manicured gardens.

Lea Rowing Club is a British Rowing affiliated club, its heritage dating back to the 19th century. Its location, perched between the vibrant east London boroughs of Hackney and Waltham Forest, makes it feels close to wilderness, directly overlooking a tranquil stretch of the River Lea and surrounded on all sides by ancient marshland.